. >>> our correspondent amber lyon joins here in studio. a little frightening, a little scary. >> especially for law enforcement in many aspects. >> what if they get it wrong? what if they put up personal information that is inaccurate? do they have any accountability? >> there's very little accountability because of the way it's organized, anyone can claim to be anonymous. there's a lot of extreme outliers. law enforcement is intimidated by anonymous. we tried to get an interview with anyone federally or locally and they refused to send an officer forward to the chopping block because they feared he could become a target of anonymous. >> coming up, is it possible schools could be making your

expect us. >>> our correspondent amber lyon joins here in studio.tle frightening, a little scary. >> especially for law enforcement in many aspects. >> what if they get it wrong? what if they put up personal information that is inaccurate? do they have any accountability? >> there's very little accountability because of the way it's organized, anyone can claim to be anonymous. there's a lot of extreme outliars. law enforcement is intimidated by anonymous. we tried to get an interview with anyone federally or locally and they refused to send an officer forward to the chopping block because they feared he could become a target of anonymous. >> coming up, is it possible your school could be making your child sick? my investigation finds it's a hidden problem all around the country and it's one the kids can't avoid. hut up." in business, it's all about reliability. 'cause these guys aren't just hitting "print." they're hitting "dream." so that's what i do. i print dreams, baby. [whispering] big dreams. i'm forty-nine years-old, i love gardening, and i l

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expect us. >> want to bring in amber lyon live from los angeles. r, you were age able to get up close and talk to members of the group. is it clear at all what they want, or is the point not to have a an agenda kind of like the occupy movement? >> they don't really have an agenda necessarily as a collective, but some of the individual anons we spoke to say their main goal is to keep people talking about it, to keep it relevant and to protect the human rights of the protesters. you saw in that video they've been releasing information, personal information for police officers they believe violated those rights. and if you look at the more extreme side to anonymous, brooke, some of those anons are calling for a full-out revolution here in the united states similar to the ones you're seeing over in the middle east and north africa. >> i'm curious exactly who these people are. there are probably a lot of americans think these anons, as they call themselves, are young hacker teens maybe working out of their parents' basement. that's not the case, is it? >

expect us. >> and our correspondent, amber lyon, now joins us here in studio. a little frightening. >> yeah, a little bit. >> especially for law enforcement, in many aspects. >> i've got to ask you, what if they get it wrong? what if they put up some personal information that is inaccurate. do they have any accountability? >> there's very little accountability. because of the way anonymous is organized, anyone can claim to be "anonymous." there's also a lot of extreme outliers, and law enforcement is intimidated by anonymous. we tried to get an interview with anyone, federally or locally, and they refused to send an officer forward, kind of to the chopping block, because they feared if this officer became on camera, they could become a target of anonymous. >> amber, thank you so much. >>> coming up, is it possible that schools could be making your child sick? my investigation reveals there's a hidden problem all around the country and it's one that kids can't avoid. >>> the parents at public school 51 in the bronx, they thought they had won the jackpot. their c

amber lyon takes you inside. >> anonymous likens itself to the air force of the occupy movement. >> everyone everywhere will tear down capitals and other spaces. >> anonymous has medics in san francisco. tech support in washington, d.c. and here in new york, guys like troy. troy, not his real name, is part of an army of citizen journalists by do you meaning the movement and broadcasting and when they see police misbehavior a, none muss strikes back, relosing personal information about specific officers. >> hopefully you will think twice before he pulls out his baton and they said we just want peace. >> how are they getting the cell phone numbers and personal information of the officers or bankers? >> i would rather not say. >> in september, an nypd officer was filmed pepper spraying two protesters. anonymous took direct action. >> held on to your phones. your servers and anything else we can find. one of the most active subgroups is called the cabin cr 3 w. their specialty doxing or combing the internet for all the information you can find about a target and releasing it publicly. >> injusti

expect us. >> amber lyons is joining us from los angeles.that their main goal is to keep it relevant, to keep people like you and i in the mainstream media talking about this, whether that be live streaming events or releasing video of what they believe was police brutality. they also say that they want to make sure that the accurate truth about what happened at these protests get out there and that's why they continue to have them on the ground monitoring these protests. above all, they say that they don't trust the mainstream media to give an accurate portrayal of what is going on. >> who are these snoex are they young teens working from their parents' basements, all different kinds of people making up this group? >> i think that's kind of a

amber lyon, thank you very much. we look forward to that. t forget -- >> thank, don. >> you're very welcome. don't forget to catch amber's report tonight. it part of a cnn "presents." see you back here at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "cnn presents" begins two and a half minutes from now.

amber lyon joins us in los angeles. the fbi set is back on line.e department site was up and running until this morning. is this a second attack and do we know for sure that anonymous is behind all this? >> we've noticed that the doj site has been going in and out and we've talked with several anons, who anonymous itself is more of a culture, hard to get to the bottom of things. we've we've talked to several source and they are claiming responsibility. anonymous says that the shut down of mega upload.com is really the straw that broke the camel's back here. they say this is censorship and something that could possibly turn into a slippery slope. possibly leading to the shut down of larger file sharing sites like youtube. the department of justice says that mega upload.com is actually the 13th most visited site on the net was an illegal hub for copyrighted tv shows, images, computer games generating more than $175 million in what they say are illegal profits. now, almost immediately after mega upload was shut down, the cyber activists xath gathered

amber lyon joins me live. >>> plus, newt gingrich says armageddon is coming in the republican race.bama campaign reveals new campaign numbers. showing a big bank. >>> and cnn investigates the near misses, the crashes, and dangers in the streets. >> talk to you about your training? çtoooowl suspected taliban fighters lying dead on the ground. u.s. marines stand over them and start urinating on the bodies. that is what appears to be going on in a video that's now popped up on the internet. i want to bring in and welcome marine captain timothy kudo, a reservist who served in both iraq and afghanistan. he also worked for a group called iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. captain, thank you for coming on. do me a favor. stand by. we're going to show some of this video and you and i are going to talk about it on the other end. a quick warn the video is the graphic and what you are about to see you might find disturbing. >> did you get the middle guy? >> trying, trying, trying. look at mine. yeah. yeah. >> have a great day, buddy. >> and is that on video? >> yeah. >> golden shower.

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